Judg 15:3-5 | MHM | STEP | v. 3–5 : Feeling insulted, Samson decided to take revenge on the Philistines, not just for himself, but on behalf of all Israel. He caught three hundred foxes, tied their tails together in pairs, attached torches, and released them into the Philistines’ fields. This destroyed their wheat, vineyards, and olive groves, which was a major loss for the country (Judges 15:3-5 ). Samson’s clever plan showed how God’s power could use even small things to bring down strong enemies.

‏ Judges 15:3-5

v. 3–5: Feeling insulted, Samson decided to take revenge on the Philistines, not just for himself, but on behalf of all Israel. He caught three hundred foxes, tied their tails together in pairs, attached torches, and released them into the Philistines’ fields. This destroyed their wheat, vineyards, and olive groves, which was a major loss for the country (Judges 15:3-5 ^a). Samson’s clever plan showed how God’s power could use even small things to bring down strong enemies.

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